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Tonight's show in Inverness was cancelled due to "unforeseen travel issues" for his band and crew.
The service provides combined care at home and housing support for people with a range of disabilities, health conditions and illnesses.
A project created in collaboration between photographer Evija Laivina and Brandon Gunn, who suffers from SMART syndrome.
Every performer gave everything they had to prompt emotion from the audience whether that was awe or laughter.
Glasgow School of Art graduate Rosanna Dyke has had a dream come true after being talent-spotted and mentored by design house Ohpopsi.
Find out how much each new meter costs to install and in maintenance.
The forecast covers 1pm-9pm today and "may cause disruption and localised flooding".
A north MSP has vowed to press for a solution for cancer patients facing delays to their treatment.
The collision happened at around 8.30am today.
Humza Yousaf heard from clinical teams and was also able to chat to patients during a tour.
Train services between Inverness and Aberdeen and northbound between Aviemore and Inverness are running again.
The former First Minister has been released without charge pending further investigation.
Train services between Inverness and Aberdeen and northbound between Aviemore and Inverness are being currently being cancelled.
Overnight people in Inverness have reported on social media that they could smell smoke thought to be coming from the blaze.
"Residents are asked to stay indoors and close all windows and doors to prevent inhaling smoke," says the fire service.
Volunteer crew at RNLI Kessock Lifeboat Station shared a cake last night to celebrate the milestone.
An Inverness teenager is running the Cape Wrath Trail this week in memory of her little brother – and to raise vital funding for cancer research.
A person has been taken to hospital after the Kessock Bridge was closed for more than three hours last night.
She describes it as a 'life-changing experience' which allowed a missing piece to fall into place.
The section of the A9 was closed in both directions for over three hours.
